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In the Ivanovo region in the morning canceled unmanned danger

The regime of unmanned danger, introduced in the Ivanovo region on the evening of September 17, ceased to operate the next morning

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In the Ivanovo region in the morning canceled unmanned danger

The unmanned hazard regime, introduced in the Ivanovo region on the evening of September 17, ceased to operate the next morning.

According to the regional operational headquarters, the abolition of the regime occurred at 6:32 on September 18. Thus, the warning was in effect for about seven hours - from 23:35 the day before.

During the period of the regime, there were no official reports of drone strikes on the territory of the Ivanovo region.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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